When the haploid cells or pronuclei are borne in equal-sized cells that look alike,they are called
A)anisogametes.
B)syngametes.
C)autogametes.
D)unigametes.
E)isogametes.

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Isogametes are gametes that are identical in size and appearance. They can be either male or female, and they fuse during sexual reproduction to form a zygote. Anisogametes are gametes that differ in size and appearance, with the smaller typically being male and the larger being female. Syngametes refer to the fusion of two gametes, regardless of whether they are isogametes or anisogametes. Autogametes are gametes that are capable of fertilizing themselves, while unigametes are a hypothetical type of haploid cell that does not exist in nature.

When the Haploid Cells or Pronuclei Are Borne in Equal-Sized